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Volume 05: Hive

If the planet is to heal, we must restore harmony—which cannot exist without collaboration.

Volume 04: Cascade

Water can conform to its container, or it can gather in force as whelming as a wave. What will you choose?

Volume 03: Flourish / Collapse

A journey along the axis of abundance and absence, proliferation and putrescence, life and death

Volume 02: Latitude

An exploration of geographic location and freedom of action and thought

Volume 01: Neo-Natural

This issue seeks to answer the question: What does “natural” mean now?

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#Indigeneity

To rewrite our future, we must right the past—including the harm that colonization has authored upon the Earth’s original caretakers and listen to their words of wisdom.

All in #Indigeneity

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Storytelling to Protect the Sacred For Indigenous peoples, passing down stories through generations has become a vehicle for sharing spiritual beliefs and customs.

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60 Seconds on Earth with Quannah Chasinghorse As part of our video series with climate leaders, The Frontline talks to model Quannah Chasinghorse on land back, fashion, and self-care.

#TheFrontline #Indigeneity

Chasing Dreams and Caribou Activist-turned-model Quannah Chasinghorse shares with The Frontline her deep connection to the land and how she is using her modeling...

#TheFrontline #Indigeneity

Reawakening Ancient Channels California's Channel Islands carry a rich history. Julie Tumamait-Stenslie, a Chumash elder, shares how she's reconnecting to the land.

Nina Gualinga: ‘Indigenous Voices Are Still Not Heard’ The Indigenous activist speaks to Atmos about the urgency of redefining progress and why fossil fuel extraction must cease.

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Defending the Elders of Fairy Creek As Canada promises to end deforestation at COP26, land defenders at the Fair Creek blockade remain skeptical—and ready to keep fighting.

Indigenizing Cartography Map-making has long been used as a means of navigation. But it has also been utilized to exert power over the disenfranchised and oppressed.

#TheFrontline #Indigeneity

Mining Atop a Massacre A proposed lithium mine highlights environmental justice concerns the clean energy transition may face as Indigenous opponents fight it.

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Rightful Lands, Rightful Hands The Indigenous land back movement recently saw a win in Australia. This can help solve the climate crisis while repairing colonialist trauma

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The Legacy of Inyan For Indigenous people, rocks carry histories that can help teach us about the interconnectedness of our world.

#TheFrontline #Indigeneity

The Hidden Climate Messages in ‘Reservation Dogs’ Dallas Goldtooth, Indigenous environmental activist, joins the cast of "Reservation Dogs." He talks to The Frontline about climate justice.

#EarthEquity #Indigeneity

Defending Wild Rice Manoomin, or wild rice, was granted legal status by the White Earth Tribe because of the grain’s central place in Anishinaabe culture.

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No Time for Nihilism Borgs are a newly-discovered chromosome that could help control emissions. But true adaptation requires humility as well as ingenuity.

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Field Notes The Frontline is on the ground to cover the aftermath of climate-fueled Hurricanes Eta and Iota in Nicaragua where the Miskito are affected.

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A Pipeline of Abuse Climate justice advocates talk to The Frontline about Line 3, the MMIW crisis, and the threat of sexual violence.

#HolisticNature #Indigeneity

The Hive Mind In the digital age, humanity’s behavior emulates a hive as never before: worker bees buzzing around the world, connected by common causes.

#HolisticNature #Indigeneity

A Sacred Drop Water is what connects all life on Earth. And yet, this sacred ingredient is facing a scarcity crisis—one that may define our lifetimes.

#QueerEcology #Indigeneity

The Land is Liminal Colonization has violently imposed binaries of gender and sexuality upon Indigenous cultures that have always understood nature as fluid.

#HolisticNature #Indigeneity

Transfiguration: Why Indigeneity is the Future Ruth H. Hopkins reflects on the paradigm shifts the pandemic has brought—and why decolonization is critical for the evolution of our species

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The Storm We have a hard road ahead of us if humanity is to survive, writes Ruth H. Hopkins. However, even in our weakness, there is strength.

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Let’s Not Forget What the DAPL Case Is Really About President Biden did not shut down the Dakota Access pipeline. The Frontline delves into the lawsuit around the project.

#EarthEquity #Indigeneity

A For Community, By Community Skatepark On Navajo Land A new skatepark on Navajo lands exemplifies how interwoven access and community are to the climate movement.

Finally, UN Recognizes We Need Indigenous Peoples to Save Forests A new report from the United Nations concludes we must better support Indigenous peoples to protect biodiversity.

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Quantum Enlightenment In order for science and the human race in general to advance, we must dispense with the limits we have imposed on ourselves.

Kymon Palau Is TikTok’s Brightest #NativeFamily Star Kymon Palau has emerged as his own cultural star. His profile, prominent within Native-themed hashtags, serves tea on American history.

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‘An Unforgettable Year’: The Toll of Australia’s Black Summer It’s been a year since Australia’s bushfire crisis drew international attention. Since then, the federal government has failed to do much.

#HolisticNature #Indigeneity

The Seventh Direction After looking above and below, Ruth H. Hopkins turns her attention inward for the latest edition of her series on Sacred Ecology.

#TheFrontline #Indigeneity

The Land’s First Caretakers In order to save our public lands, we must first listen to their first caretakers. We'll need Indigenous knowledge to protect them.

#QueerEcology #Indigeneity

As The Water Flows Photographer Evan Benally Atwood honors their family and femininity in the Diné tradition.

#ClimateChampions #Indigeneity

A Wave of Change: Xiuhtezcatl and Nick Tilsen As part of the Wave of Change portfolio from Cascade, activists Xiuhtezcatl Martinez & Nick Tilsen talk climate, politics, and youth.

#HolisticNature #Indigeneity

The Ties That Bind Ruth H. Hopkins explains how the world's fate is inseparably intertwined with that of its original stewards—and the wisdom they hold.

#TheFrontline #BeyondBorders

A Sacred War at the Border The border wall is threatening the sovereignty of tribal nations along the border. They won't stand for it.

Sarah Eagle Heart On Indigenous ‘Inclusion At Every Level’ Indigenous storyteller Sarah Eagle Heart shares her thoughts on winning an Emmy, launching Return to the Heart Foundation, and Indigenous...

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For Xiuhtezcatl, Climate Activism Is About Cultural Survival Musician and climate activist Xiuhtezcatl Martinez is ready for climate action—not just through his music or the arts, but legislation, too.

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After The Fire: A Journey Through Yuin Country Post-fires, Australia is still recovering. But its Aboriginal communities have 60,000-year old practices to save its future.

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The Riverwatcher: Salatou Sambou Atmos speaks with Kawawana conservationist Salatou Sambou who, for years, has worked to revive traditional fishing practices in West Africa.

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Fierce Life: Maria do Socorro Silva In continuation of our story "The Amazon Is A Woman," journalist Eliane Brum profiles the inimitable activist Maria do Socorro Silva.

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The Amazon Is A Woman With deforestation rates at an all-time high under a right-wing regime, the women of the Amazon are fighting for their lives to save it.

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Lolita and the Salish Sea Fifty years after an entire generation of orcas was captured, only one survives–and the Lummi Nation is on a mission to bring her home.

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